Why choose L-Methionine?

• An essential amino acid for humans.
• A solid dose - 500 mg in each capsule.
• Stimulates glutathione biosynthesis.
• Protects the liver and kidneys.
• Helps with drug and alcohol poisoning.
• It affects the regeneration of skin, hair and nails.
• Gentle on the stomach and safe for vegans vegetable capsules.

Dietary supplement L-Methionine is a 100% pure amino acid enclosed in vegetable capsules. It does not contain any additives. The composition contains only the active substance. The product is used by people who have problematic skin (e.g. acne), dry hair, brittle nails and problems with the circulatory system. Methionine should also be taken by people with weakened immunity, suffering from schizophrenia, urate urolithiasis and viral hepatitis. Physically active people can reach for this amino acid to accelerate muscle regeneration and growth. The package contains 60 capsules, which guarantees supplementation at a high level for a period of two months. Thanks to the dark glass packaging, the active substance will not lose its properties, and the packaging is completely ecological. 

Methionine, action

L-methionine is an exogenous amino acid that the body cannot produce itself and must be supplied with food. It takes part in numerous biochemical transformations, it is essential in the synthesis of creatine. It protects the liver, participates in lipid metabolism, provides the body with sulfur groups. It is an important element of proper tissue growth, it is necessary for the synthesis of cysteine, from which glutathione is produced, which is an antioxidant and detoxifying compound and protects against the influence of free radicals. Methionine, along with cysteine, strengthen and rebuild joint cartilage and relieve rheumatic pain. The proper level of methionine prevents the formation of urinary and gallstones, prevents urinary tract infections and kidney damage.

Methionine, supplementation

Methionine deficiency can cause anemia, liver disease, fluid retention, and edema. It can also cause an increase in homocysteine ​​levels, and thus the risk of developing coronary artery disease, stroke and myocardial infarction. Too low levels of methionine can also be manifested by brittle hair and nails, stopping or slowing down growth in children, and mood deterioration. Vegetarians and vegans are at risk of deficiency because their diet lacks animal products. Supplementation is indicated in the case of sulfur amino acid deficiencies, in people with weakened hair and nails. As an alternative, methionine can be used in the treatment of degenerative neurological diseases. Methionine is worth supplementing with vitamin C, niacin and biotin - it is a very valuable combination for people who